It all started with a broken contract with Nintendo at the end of the decade of 1980. It gave me a lot to do, a huge world to do it all in, magic, mystery, and flying dogs. PlayStation 1 was released on Decemin Japan, 3rd September, 1995 in the U.S. The main theme of the story is friendship-you make many friends along the quest, who all help you some way or another in the end. Tomba then has to find 'bags' to seal the Evil Pigs in, thus breaking the evil magic spells on the lands. The music tended to get silly at times, it can't play on Playstation 2, but nothing else was really. As you go on, though, you find out that the entire land has been warped and transformed by the Seven Evil Pigs.

It seems that irritating little pigs in vests have stolen Tomba's precious golden bracelet, and he wants it back. Many of the game objects are nicely done and Tomba nicely intermixes 2D and 3D elements to create its varied, detailed. The game is a sequel to Tomba and centers on the exploits of the eponymous feral child as he attempts to. The game was released in Japan in 1999 and in other territories the following year.

The story is simple at first, but gets more involved as you go on-but never becomes as complicated as some other games. The graphics for Tomba are its biggest weak point though not a strong one. Tomba 2: The Evil Swine Return is a platform-adventure game developed by Whoopee Camp and published by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation. The best aspect of Tomba to me, though, is the storyline. There are 130 missions in the game, so you won't get bored for quite a while. Tomba Discuss Review + Want + Have Contribute Description Screenshots Promo Images Alternate Titles Part of the Following Groups User Reviews Critic. By completing the task set to you, you 'clear' the mission and are rewarded with an item, information, or even another mission(ugh!).

By talking to someone, finding an item, or seeing an object, you 'obtain' a mission, which is told to you by large orange letters across the screen. Unlike most 'level to level' games, though, Tomba introduces an odd 'mission' based system. The gameplay is basic-X is jump, O uses weapon, and square reads signs. It has beautiful graphics-cartoonish, but still breathtaking. My friends, look no further than Tomba! Tomba is a 2-D platformer. In a world of Tom Clancys, Final Fantasies, and Grand Theft Autos, it was hard to find a game that was pretty much ridiculous, but still enjoyable, with a great story and a challenging-though not impossible-level of difficulty.

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